The seemingly unending Crafar Farms saga has taken yet another twist, as receivers confirm the exit of one Chinese company from the bidding, and the entry of another.
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Parts of the upper North Island could be in for some wild weather this weekend as cyclone Wilma bears down on the country.
Federated Farmers has welcomed the Reserve Bank’s decision on Thursday to hold the Official Cash Rate at three percent.
The Animal Health Board are looking at ways to cut down use of pest control poison 1080.
The latest figures from Rabobank indicate a larger grape harvest than expected for the 2011 season, adding to oversupply problems.
Wool brokers are hopeful the industry’s recent price rises are more than just temporary peaks.
Meetings between wood industry representatives and the Minister of Forestry have ended in somewhat of a stalemate for both sides.
The debate continues to rage between farmers and government around the controversial Animal Identification Scheme, NAIT, set to hit farmers later this year.
A rally in raw ingredient costs is cutting into the New Zealand chocolate industry, prompting fears a 'shockwave' could hit our producers.
Flood hit farmers in Golden Bay who received a huge dumping of rain just after Christmas have been told that help is on the way.
